Most all of us know that we are not what we should be or could be. Sin has scarred

our lives. We are aware of personal failures. The really good news is that we may fail

but God forgives. The whole reason for the atoning death of Christ was to provide

clemency for transgressions and mercy for our offenses. Nehemiah knew the

history of his people, and after gathering them back in the land after the captivity,

he prays on their behalf. We learn four vital lessons in this prayer about the human

condition and the divine solution.

This teaching is from our series ...but God with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

This teaching is from our series 44 Acts - 2017 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

The two worst days of the human race are days of destruction. A near total annihilation happened in the distant past and will happen again in the future. Both are directly the result of God’s judgment. Just as certain as the sun will shine tomorrow, judgment is coming eventually—but God has a better alternative. As we examine His past judgment on the earth, we will be able to better understand His future judgment and how we can find purpose in His plans for His world.

This teaching is from our series ...but God with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

At the end of Paul's second missionary journey, he traveled to Ephesus but could not stay, as he was headed to Jerusalem. But he promised to return to the city, which he did in his third missionary journey. Paul's three-year stay in Ephesus was fruitful: the entirety of Asia Minor heard the gospel, and his vision for spreading the gospel grew to include Jerusalem, Rome, and even Spain.

This teaching is from our series 44 Acts - 2017 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

The story of Joseph is one of the Bible’s most compelling tales. And the most gripping feature is the difference between Joseph’s outlook and that of his eleven brothers. After all the intrigue, the ups and downs of Joseph’s life and career, and the years of deception and selfishness by Joseph’s brothers, the finale comes after their father, Jacob, dies. This is one of the Bible’s best but God moments,as forgiveness eclipses failure. Let’s consider Joseph’s brothers as they approach him one last time.

This teaching is from our series ...but God with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

The apostle Paul continued traveling through Greece into Corinth, where he stayed eighteen months or so—the longest stay of all his missionary journeys up to that point. Though it was difficult and Paul was discouraged, the Lord told Paul not to be silent, but to speak in order that many would be saved. God's plan for spreading the gospel forged ahead.

This teaching is from our series 44 Acts - 2017 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

I want to help you today to view the circumstances of your life correctly; I’d like to clear up your spiritual vision. This week and next, we will examine the lives of two well-known characters in Scripture who were attacked by people close to them, but God changed the outcome. Their evil hatred couldn’t stop the great plans that a good God had set in motion. Today, a five-verse pericope gives rich principles that clear up our vision.

This teaching is from our series ...but God with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

Jesse Lusko - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.

Being good—including being kind, moral, and even prayerful—does not make you right with God. Cornelius was good, even devout; however, God allowed his life to intersect with Peter, who shared the gospel with Cornelius. Pastor Pancho Juarez shares from Acts 10 about this first-ever Gentile conversion that eventually led to the gospel being spread throughout the world.

Pancho Juarez - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.

Neil Ortiz - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.